Barberton's Jordan Greynolds (center) attempts a layup between Woodridge's Mason Lydic (left) and Walsh's Ben Marril during the second GABCA All Star game Wednesday at Firestone High School in Akron. (Jeff Lange/ABJ/Ohio.com correspondent)

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Stow's Mason McMurray hangs on the rim after a dunk during the second GABCA All Star game Wednesday at Firestone High School in Akron. (Jeff Lange/ABJ/Ohio.com correspondent)

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Copley's Brian Roberts attempts a layup during the second GABCA All Star game Wednesday at Firestone High School in Akron. (Jeff Lange/ABJ/Ohio.com correspondent)

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Stow's Coryon Rice (right) has the ball smacked away by Revere's Pete Nance during the second GABCA All Star game Wednesday at Firestone High School in Akron. (Jeff Lange/ABJ/Ohio.com correspondent)

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Revere's Pete Nance (left) reaches up for a rebound against Streetsboro's Braden Tucker (right) during the second GABCA All Star game Wednesday at Firestone High School in Akron. (Jeff Lange/ABJ/Ohio.com correspondent)

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Stow's Mason McMurray swings on the rim after a dunk during the second GABCA All Star game Wednesday at Firestone High School in Akron. (Jeff Lange/ABJ/Ohio.com correspondent)

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Revere's Pete Nance (22) attempts a shot as Hoban's Collen Gurley looks on from behind during the second GABCA All Star game Wednesday at Firestone High School in Akron. (Jeff Lange/ABJ/Ohio.com correspondent)

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Pete Nance of Revere stares down opposing players during the second GABCA All Star game Wednesday at Firestone High School in Akron. (Jeff Lange/ABJ/Ohio.com correspondent)

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Firestone's Perrion Johnson (left) has the ball stripped away by Wadsworth's Tony Hewitt (2) during the first GABCA All Star game Wednesday at Firestone High School in Akron. (Jeff Lange/ABJ/Ohio.com correspondent)

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Brunswick's Nick Felician (left) knocks the ball away from Firestone's Perrion Johnson during the first GABCA All Star game Wednesday at Firestone High School in Akron. (Jeff Lange/ABJ/Ohio.com correspondent)

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Hoban's Garrett Houser (center) attempts a three over Wadsworth's Jacob Justice (left) during the first GABCA All Star game Wednesday at Firestone High School in Akron. (Jeff Lange/ABJ/Ohio.com correspondent)

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Cuyahoga Falls' Paris Blackshear (2) attempts a layup during the first GABCA All Star game Wednesday at Firestone High School in Akron. (Jeff Lange/ABJ/Ohio.com correspondent)

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Aurora's James Robinson (left) has his shot swatted away by Field's Andrew Johnson during the first GABCA All Star game Wednesday at Firestone High School in Akron. (Jeff Lange/ABJ/Ohio.com correspondent)

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Garrettsville Garfield's Ryan Brown looks for a shot over Cuyahoga Falls' Paris Blackshear during the first GABCA All Star game Wednesday at Firestone High School in Akron. (Jeff Lange/ABJ/Ohio.com correspondent)

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